This week in Pogos we have the fourth presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Professor Patrick T. Smith’s presentation called “The Role of Social Justice in Intergroup Reconciliation” followed by a…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Andrea White back to the podcast as she continues to teach us about the hermeneutical method and theological nature of womanist theology. Soundcloud iTunes Andrea White is an…
This week in Pogos we have the third presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Dr Kevin Diller’s presentation called “Vulnerability to Abuse in Reconciliation & the Vicarious Humanity of Christ” followed…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Andrea White back to the podcast as she continues to teach us about the hermeneutical method and theological nature of womanist theology. Soundcloud iTunes Andrea White is an…
This week in Pogos we have the second presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Prof Jürgen Moltmann’s presentation on Reconciliation and Creation, followed by a response from Prof Richard Bauckham. We…
This week in Pogos we start off our Logos Conference 2019 series of presentations with Professor Eleonore Stump’s presentation of “A Life in Grace” followed by a response from Dr Jonathan Rutledge. We hope you enjoy!…
Over this past year, we have focused on the question: “Why is it important for women to study, teach, and contribute to the fields of theology, biblical studies, and philosophical theology?” We had scholars from all…
Africana and other nonwhite women are less than two percent of biblical scholars in the USA and globally. The implications and impact of this dearth of Africana and nonwhite women biblical scholars are significant. Too…
Why is it important for women to study, teach, and contribute to the fields of theology, biblical studies, and philosophical theology? What are some practical ways we can encourage women to do this? 1. The Parable I’d…
Although David Brown’s first book was an essay in Anglican moral theology,[1] he established his primary reputation as a philosophical theologian with his second volume, The Divine Trinity.[2] Born in Scotland in 1948,…
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